Counting Uganda’s Lions: We Found That Wildlife Rangers Do A Better Job Than Machines
The Oasis Reporters December 15, 2024 Alexander Richard Braczkowski, Griffith University; Arjun M. Gopalaswamy,
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Nigeria’s Last Elephants – What Must Be Done To Save Them
The Oasis Reporters November 1, 2024 Tajudeen Amusa, University of Ilorin Nigeria has
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Madagascar’s Mysterious Teniky Rock Architecture: Study Suggests A Link To Ancient Persia
The Oasis Reporters October 27, 2024 Guido Schreurs, University of Bern and Chantal
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Africa’s Famous Serengeti And Maasai Mara Are Being Hit By Climate Change – A Major Threat To Wildlife And Tourism
The Oasis Reporters October 9, 2024 Joseph Ogutu, University of Hohenheim The
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How Cormorants Are Rethinking Their Migration Routes In The Face Of Climate Change
The Oasis Reporters September 12, 2024 Suzanne Bonamour, Norwegian University of Science and
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Climate Change Has Deep Historical Roots – Amitav Ghosh Explores How Capitalism And Colonialism Fit In
The Oasis Reporters September 6, 2024 Julia Taylor, University of the Witwatersrand and
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South Africa’s Scarce Water Needs Careful Management – Study Finds Smaller, Local Systems Offer More Benefits
The Oasis Reporters September 5, 2024 Saul Ngarava, Utrecht University South Africa is a
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Supply Chains Should Make The World Better, Not Worse – It’s Time For A Rethink
The Oasis Reporters August 15, 2024 Ralph Hamann, University of Cape Town; Chien-Ming
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Almost 1In 6 Of The World’s Banknotes Feature Wildlife – And They’re Not Always The Creatures You’d Expect
The Oasis Reporters August 13, 2024 Guy Castley Guy Castley, Griffith University and Clare
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China’s ‘Sponge Cities’ Aim To Re-use 70% Of Rainwater – Here’s How
The Oasis Reporters August 11, 2024 Asit K. Biswas, National University of Singapore
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